Jack finds Kyle Singer's residence, but Kyle, unknowingly in possession of the deadly virus, is gone. Meanwhile, as President Palmer prepares himself for the upcoming televised debate, Wayne forces him to consider some serious allegations against Anne which have surfaced; and a technical specialist (guest star Andrea Thompson) is brought in by CTU to play a critical role in dealing with the viral threat.

Jack finds Kyle Singer?s residence, but Kyle, unknowingly in possession of the deadly virus, is gone. Meanwhile, as President Palmer prepares himself for the upcoming televised debate, Wayne forces him to consider some serious allegations against Anne which have surfaced; and a technical specialist (guest star Andrea Thompson) is brought in by CTU to play a critical role in dealing with the viral threat.

Wishmaster 4: The Prophecy Fulfilled is the fourth entry in the horror film series that started with the original Wishmaster in 1997. This time, the evil Djinn (John Novak) is unwittingly released by sweethearts Lisa (Tara Spencer-Nairn) and Sam (Jason Thompson). The Djinn takes the form of Sam's lawyer Steven Verdel (Michael Trucco) in order to unleash demons, take over the world, and win Lisa's eternal love. It's up to Lisa to stop the Djinn from releasing his evil brothers from Hell. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide.

Kenneth Branagh makes his feature film directorial debut with this adaptation of William Shakespeare's {+Henry V}. After the Chorus (Derek Jacobi) introduces the play, young king of England Henry V (Kenneth Branagh) begins an angry dialogue with King Charles of France (Paul Scofield). The king's son, Dauphin (Michael Maloney), insults Henry and the argument escalates into war. In flashback, Henry is seen as a young man drinking in a tavern with Falstaff (Robbie Coltrane), Bardolph (Richard Briers), Nym (Geoffery Hutchings), Pistol (Robert Stephens), and Mistress Quickly (Judi Dench). Meanwhile, Henry and his captain, Fluellen (Ian Holm), assemble an army and invade France. The French greatly outnumber the British troops, yet Henry leads them to victory in the Battle of Agincourt after delivering his famous St. Crispin's Day Speech. Throughout this struggle, Henry also courts Katherine (Emma Thompson) and eventually wins her over. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide.